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I thought the closest the TH & B got to Buffalo was an interchange with the CASO at Welland??? Interesting concept though. How long are the yard tracks? They appear to be a bit on the short side.

I was unaware there was a RR museum in Prince George. I'll have to talk the family into stopping in (won't be too hard :) )on our next trip through in a few years.

I'll use any or all that may suit my needs and budget, but I didn't see that as an option in the list. :)

Is that down the hill in Dundas? :)

Lets hope this link works properly:http://www.tdslogistics.com/en/content/view/38/37/ You can see the round-roofed buildings in the header of this page.

Thanks for sharing Chris. I believe that part of the building (with the round roof) is still visible today as part of a packaging company. Still receives rail service too. :)

Looking forward to it. :)

Awesome stuff Chris. Any more info about this one? Like where in Tillsonburg was it?

What a beauty! Too bad they don't put the "golden rodent" beaver on them any more.

48-50 Ford. Sigh. Nobody makes a 51/52 in ANY scale. IMO, it's the most beautiful year, but I'm biased because my dad is restoring a 51.

That would be the Waterloo Region Model Railroad Club. http://www.wrmrc.ca/ Good one to visit, hope they get more scenery done soon.

Looks like much more detail than Tycoon 3. Might have to put it on my Christmas list. :)

From the Doubleheaders tour guide: "The Ottawa, Arnprior & Parry Sound Rwy represents the Canada Atlantic Western Division as it was in 1922 as Grand Trunk was merging with CNR. Depot Harbour, port and town site, are modeled as the prototype scene. It is fully scenicked with grain elevator, coal...

Picture 3 could have been just a generic town on the layout, but judging by the research into the rest of the layout that wouldn't jive with his theme. I'll see if I can dig up the Doubleheaders tour guide from the spring, I believe they had the phone numbers there.

It's actually 2 books, The National Dream and The Last Spike. Good reading if you have the time. My dad has a condensed version where they combined the 2 books, and it has a bunch of pictures from the CBC special.

Here's a few pics of an OAPS layout I visited in the spring. It appears he has done quite a bit of research judging by the pictures and sketches he had scattered around the layout. http://www.the-gauge.com/showpost.php?p=192332&postcount=9

http://www.igshansa.de/igsdownload.html I have this link in my favorites. Doesn't have many in N scale though.

Getting technical here, but CN being a government owned entity at that time wouldn't have the authority to cut passenger service in a remote area, would they? I know that in this area in the 30's they abandoned several tracks in this area, but that was a duplication in access, without cutting...

County Line Caboose comes to mind....http://www.countylinecaboose.ca/ Also check the hobby shop listings here for more Ontario hobby shops. http://www.caorm.org/Pages/frameset.html

My local Independent grocer has over 30 sets. I'm waiting for the $20 sale. :)